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Amaechi free ultra modern health centers (over a hundred )
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The list is in order,Former Governor Amaechi remains the best Governor from 1999 till date.His development strides in Education,Health,Agriculture,power,employment generation are non to compare.Even in Politics his contributions to nation building as the Chairman of the Nigerian Governor's Forum was remarkable.

TheKingdom:
Amaechi? LOL. You are a joker

My broda he is not a joker. Amaechi performed so well den dat we only compare to d likes of Fashola den. His only crime to d Igbos is dat he defeated their Hero GEJ. He transformed their educational, health, built roads n so on.
The funny thing is dat dsame pple dat once praised him wen he helped GEJ in 2011 election and now calling him names cos he helped PMB in 2015 election. He is a great man anyway.

toocoded:
Jeez, you just spoiled everything with that number one. Mmmtssshheewww!!!!

If you were in PH when Odili was in power and just passed through when Amaechi became Governor, you'd know Amaechi's achievement as Governor is unrivaled in the whole country.

Liar........

See the list....

5. Ibori
4. Saraki
3. Tinubu
2. Igbinedion
1. Theodore Orji

leofab:
how much will you pay for this term paper ? Abi Na me wan go your final project for you?

lol, not a term paper but a summary

Sammy07:
6. Adekunle Ajasin of ondo state (1 Oct 1979 - Oct 1983 )

that should be first republic

as far as i am concerned,they are all thieves none excluded......

leofab:
Yeye list.. Wike is doing better than this Amechi.. even the coordinator calls him Mr. project

which one has Mr project finish,

slimfit1:


False it a shame any of them are there only Fashola even that has alot of questions to answer dont settle for less. Leading or being a governor is more than just providing infrastructure you need to provide environment for business to thrive. Duke should have done more but he failed some part of Fashola managed to create jobs so I'll let him off however he was still lacking in many areas and in areas where he is a professional in. Many laws if he had introduced and made to work effectively would have changed Nigeria but he didn't follow it up.

Thank you. Yoy judge leaders by macroeconomic growth indicators. Only in Nigeria where ppl dont know the difference between their rights and gifts can Amaechi be number one. Fashola is the best governor of any sub autonomous govt entity in the west Africa subregion so far. Amaechi was good but directionless (mono rail is one example). In fact Niger Delta states need their own category of 'shame' full governors.

Fashola. Duke. Tinubu. Akpabio. That's it ! I like what the.Ebonyi governor is doing with agribusiness. So yeah him too. Others just stuffed their pocket.

PS. I am a rivers APC supporter. I do not think highly of wike either. So amaechi followers should not quote me. I am just using my head. Not sentiment.

Jesusloveyou:
which one has Mr project finish,

as many as Buhari has finished..

niceone3:
that should be first republic

yes

ybalogs:

If you were in PH when Odili was in power and just passed through when Amaechi became Governor, you'd know Amaechi's achievement as Governor is unrivaled in the whole country.

Big lie! Folks in that state complain a lot about Amaechi back then. I've been there a couple of times too. Such a wankster!!!

laterthings:
Amaechi free ultra modern health centers (over a hundred )
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wao this is great, he deserve the position, but d way they are just abusing him make it look like he did nt do anything, his achievement even beat GEJ as a president.

obonujoker:
Liar........

See the list....

5. Ibori
4. Saraki
3. Tinubu
2. Igbinedion
1. Theodore Orji

lol, are you trana make the list in reverse order

Dasuks:


Thank you. Yoy judge leaders by macroeconomic growth indicators. Only in Nigeria where ppl dont know the difference between their rights and gifts can Amaechi be number one. Fashola is the best governor of any sub autonomous govt entity in the west Africa subregion so far. Amaechi was good but directionless (mono rail is one example). In fact Niger Delta states need their own category of 'shame' full governors.

Fashola. Duke. Tinubu. Akpabio. That's it ! I like what the.Ebonyi governor is doing with agribusiness. So yeah him too. Others just stuffed their pocket.

PS. I am a rivers APC supporter. I do not think highly of wike either. So amaechi followers should not quote me. I am just using my head. Not sentiment.

please can you give us a break down of the micro and macroeconomics indicators because it will be very interesting to learn

niceone3:


please can you give us a break down of the micro and macroeconomics indicators because it will be very interesting to learn

Okay let's use a state like rivers and compare to Lagos.

They both have large GDPs independent of administrative /govt action. Lag 60-90 billion dollars (depending on source quoted) rivers 19-35 billion (depending on source as well ).
Rivers is more dominant on the primary sector end while Lagos takes that role with respect to secondary and tertiary. Now why ?
There's nothing physically wrong with pH but qjy hasn't it blossomed into the service driven modern economy that Lagos is gradually becoming ?
Issue #1: security
Despite holding the largest per household /per capita spending rivers still suffers from a gebral disinclination on the part of corporates to fully commit to doing business in the area. A relatively peaceful garden city has since odili's time seen political imperatives and differences put over economic growth. Linkages to the oil and gas industry have therefore been stifled. Entertainment , hotel accommodation , tourism and retal are several examples. Thing is the behavior at the top reflects on the population. The segments that would otherwise have remained mute under fear of the state's nighty hand are now incentivized by its buccaneering character. They will exist anywhere , they key is that they are not given state endorsement. When this happens the market networks,innovation and output growth that would have chases such a juicy market deflect. Preferring to rely on transport capital from elsewhere.
Before I continue I would like to note that such a role of transport capital would mean that merchant capital (arbitrage) would never morph to industrial capital (production)

You might now say Dasuks stfu. So what if the transition isn't made.

Now onto another point. Cities and development. Cities are where national economies are formed. Rural areas pretty much serve an attendant role to city needs. Cities normally foster innovation that springs there as a result of human capital concentration. Goods and their components are import replaced/substituted. Lagos nnewi Onitsha and aba all lead a place like rivers in this cycle. The governors have not properly engaged industry. Forget what's in the ground. I'm from an oil producing community In OBALGA and I know to God that it has not evolved our human capital. Even the very oil and gas has a lot of its fabrication activity being Done in Lagos and elsewhere. A trend that started about ten years ago as corporate focus shifted from the delta. Due to the regions myriad issues.

Now even infrastructure that is much touted. Power transport and health infrastructure are generally bad in naija. I've lived elsewhere and I mean I wouldn't lie. So i will not brag that Lagos or wherever is doing stellar although I will point that Lagos is in fact doing better than rivers. Because focus is more toward clogging gaps that affect commerce than ribbon cutting. In general rivers governors are living in paradises. Numbed by the rentier funds that keep their administration s afloat. The reality on ground is that they have performed below par.

Then final the services/tertiary sector. Consumer driven growth has led to the success of this sector but u see how the development of the segment has seen Ph unusually inactive/passive. The consumer expenditure in highest on a per capita basis but as earlier discussed security,official and unofficial bottlenecks generally paint a discouraging picture.
We keep on launching random develont schemes. Nobody is going to Come here to invest till things change. EKO Atlantic, Casablanca financial and the IT one in Kenya are templates I would have liked to see followed in greater PH. Instead it was a contract sharing.bonanza. no discipline or vision.

Out.of gas. But if u need more. Will do so later. Phone use at work :p is not my thing.

comshots:
These pictures are Photoshop to make them seem beautiful and some of them are non-existing.Those classrooms are not in public or private schools in Nigeria.Look at that Lebanese teacher sef.Mtshhh.

Dont say what u dont know. Dts rivers state.

Dasuks:


Okay let's use a state like rivers and compare to Lagos.

They both have large GDPs independent of administrative /govt action. Lag 60-90 billion dollars (depending on source quoted) rivers 19-35 billion (depending on source as well ).
Rivers is more dominant on the primary sector end while Lagos takes that role with respect to secondary and tertiary. Now why ?
There's nothing physically wrong with pH but qjy hasn't it blossomed into the service driven modern economy that Lagos is gradually becoming ?
Issue #1: security
Despite holding the largest per household /per capita spending rivers still suffers from a gebral disinclination on the part of corporates to fully commit to doing business in the area. A relatively peaceful garden city has since odili's time seen political imperatives and differences put over economic growth. Linkages to the oil and gas industry have therefore been stifled. Entertainment , hotel accommodation , tourism and retal are several examples. Thing is the behavior at the top reflects on the population. The segments that would otherwise have remained mute under fear of the state's nighty hand are now incentivized by its buccaneering character. They will exist anywhere , they key is that they are not given state endorsement. When this happens the market networks,innovation and output growth that would have chases such a juicy market deflect. Preferring to rely on transport capital from elsewhere.
Before I continue I would like to note that such a role of transport capital would mean that merchant capital (arbitrage) would never morph to industrial capital (production)

You might now say Dasuks stfu. So what if the transition isn't made.

Now onto another point. Cities and development. Cities are where national economies are formed. Rural areas pretty much serve an attendant role to city needs. Cities normally foster innovation that springs there as a result of human capital concentration. Goods and their components are import replaced/substituted. Lagos nnewi Onitsha and aba all lead a place like rivers in this cycle. The governors have not properly engaged industry. Forget what's in the ground. I'm from an oil producing community In OBALGA and I know to God that it has not evolved our human capital. Even the very oil and gas has a lot of its fabrication activity being Done in Lagos and elsewhere. A trend that started about ten years ago as corporate focus shifted from the delta. Due to the regions myriad issues.

Now even infrastructure that is much touted. Power transport and health infrastructure are generally bad in naija. I've lived elsewhere and I mean I wouldn't lie. So i will not brag that Lagos or wherever is doing stellar although I will point that Lagos is in fact doing better than rivers. Because focus is more toward clogging gaps that affect commerce than ribbon cutting. In general rivers governors are living in paradises. Numbed by the rentier funds that keep their administration s afloat. The reality on ground is that they have performed below par.

Then final the services/tertiary sector. Consumer driven growth has led to the success of this sector but u see how the development of the segment has seen Ph unusually inactive/passive. The consumer expenditure in highest on a per capita basis but as earlier discussed security,official and unofficial bottlenecks generally paint a discouraging picture.
We keep on launching random develont schemes. Nobody is going to Come here to invest till things change. EKO Atlantic, Casablanca financial and the IT one in Kenya are templates I would have liked to see followed in greater PH. Instead it was a contract sharing.bonanza. no discipline or vision.

Out.of gas. But if u need more. Will do so later. Phone use at work :p is not my thing.

wow! thanks for your time.
let me try to summarize
from your first paragraph you try to compare Rivers and Lagos in terms of GDP and economic diversity citing security as a stumbling block for Rivers

from your second paragraph you also pointed out that River despite having better GDP/Capital do not translate to investment in order to grow other sectors of the already oil-mono economy due to insecurity and the disposition/character of the person at the center (governor)

from the third you said Rivers government has not really develop human capacity that is why most companies in Rivers look to Lagos for most of their fabrication a trend you said started some ten years ago. PH cannot compete with cities like Aba, onitcha, Lagos, etc because of same.

what I can descend from what you are saying in the fourth is that Rivers governors Have performed below par in infrastructure that for instance, lagos focuses on developing commerce than commissioning projects.

your last paragraph is similar to the first ie consumer investing, security issues in addition to random government project.

please is the summary in order?

well from your write up, the recurring decimal in all what you said is the security and other issues which is peculiar to Rivers. the issue of cultism, militancy, communal clashes, thuggery, election violence, etc. these are issues as you pointed out scare the hell out of prospective investors from the state.The offshoot of all the points you made are all caused by these issues. unfortunately, due to political reasons the governors in that state may not be able to fight insecurity without the full support of the center. you may recall how Niger Delta region was besieged by militancy during Obasanjo era. even with the full force of the federal might he could not win the war. A lot of expertrate flew the region. a lot of companies both indigenous and foreign closed down. It even took dialog and pleading for the Yaradua government to placate the youth of that region.
so you can see that the problem of that region of the country is very peculiar and as a governor you really have to deal with the fact that your state is a high risk state for investor. the best you can do is to fight insecurity while building infrastructure to restore investors confidence in your region and that takes time my dear friend.

niceone3:


wow! thanks for your time.
let me try to summarize
from your first paragraph you try to compare Rivers and Lagos in terms of GDP and economic diversity citing security as a stumbling block for Rivers

from your second paragraph you also pointed out that River despite having better GDP/Capital do not translate to investment in order to grow other sectors of the already oil-mono economy due to insecurity and the disposition/character of the person at the center (governor)

from the third you said Rivers government has not really develop human capacity that is why most companies in Rivers look to Lagos for most of their fabrication a trend you said started some ten years ago. PH cannot compete with cities like Aba, onitcha, Lagos, etc because of same.

what I can descend from what you are saying in the fourth is that Rivers governors Have performed below par in infrastructure that for instance, lagos focuses on developing commerce than commissioning projects.

your last paragraph is similar to the first ie consumer investing, security issues in addition to random government project.

please is the summary in order?

well from your write up, the recurring decimal in all what you said is the security and other issues which is peculiar to Rivers. the issue of cultism, militancy, communal clashes, thuggery, election violence, etc. these are issues as you pointed out scare the hell out of prospective investors from the state.The offshoot of all the points you made are all caused by these issues. unfortunately, due to political reasons the governors in that state may not be able to fight insecurity without the full support of the center. you may recall how Niger Delta region was besieged by militancy during Obasanjo era. even with the full force of the federal might he could not win the war. A lot of expertrate flew the region. a lot of companies both indigenous and foreign closed down. It even took dialog and pleading for the Yaradua government to placate the youth of that region.
so you can see that the problem of that region of the country is very peculiar and as a governor you really have to deal with the fact that your state is a high risk state for investor. the best you can do is to fight insecurity while building infrastructure to restore investors confidence in your region and that takes time my dear friend.

you're right on the money. Thanks for reading. The reason for the perceived repetitions is due to the fact that just stating the problems without the processes they disrupt is easily rubbished. But yeah you get my point. The fabrication thing I was referring to was to emphasize the extent of the sickness( ie even fabrication-linkage growth- for the one sector that should be its mainstay is more profitable outside it, at least to some investors), for sure other fabric/processing activity has been going on in Naija for decades, eg Kano of th late 70s and early 80s or Aiyetoro utopia of the early 20th century ( where they built trawlers and other ocean going vessels).
I carry the rivers matter on my head cos Im from there. Just moved back after a long stint away and it is just choking to see the balo ney that goes on by the day AND Nobody seems to be noticing. Or what ?!?! We have thugs and retards as governors regardless of the partisan divide.
There is a difference when you elect accomplished professional ppl( lawyers, bankers, architects etc like fashola, obaseki, tinubu udom emmanuel, duke) that actually have an understanding of perspective. Perspective and context to be precise. And then there's when u elect local university cultists-cum-assistants to mischevious older politicians-cum-heavyweight politicians. A huge qualitative difference. Complete nonsense !!

Dasuks:


you're right on the money. Thanks for reading. The reason for the perceived repetitions is due to the fact that just stating the problems without the processes they disrupt is easily rubbished. But yeah you get my point. The fabrication thing I was referring to was to emphasize the extent of the sickness( ie even fabrication-linkage growth- for the one sector that should be its mainstay is more profitable outside it, at least to some investors), for sure other fabric/processing activity has been going on in Naija for decades, eg Kano of th late 70s and early 80s or Aiyetoro utopia of the early 20th century ( where they built trawlers and other ocean going vessels).
I carry the rivers matter on my head cos Im from there. Just moved back after a long stint away and it is just choking to see the balo ney that goes on by the day AND Nobody seems to be noticing. Or what ?!?! We have thugs and retards as governors regardless of the partisan divide.
There is a difference when you elect accomplished professional ppl( lawyers, bankers, architects etc like fashola, obaseki, tinubu udom emmanuel, duke) that actually have an understanding of perspective. Perspective and context to be precise. And then there's when u elect local university cultists-cum-assistants to mischevious older politicians-cum-heavyweight politicians. A huge qualitative difference. Complete nonsense !!

thanks for the insightful reply. As we both have pointed out that the bane of Niger Region is youth restiveness and other social vices like cultism, thuggery, etc and all these we all know are recipe for insecurity. the leaders down their has exploit this to their advantage especially during election period.

Rivers youths just like other youths in the ND region believe so much in oil wealth. most believe that they don't have to struggle much in life because of the resources in their land. even their elders and some of their leaders imbibe that consciousness in their minds that they don't even need to over labour themselves whilst sitting on multi billion petrodollars resources. the elders even back most of these youths to go after companies in their community to demand for huge sums for setting up industry in their fathers land. this act scares potential investors and even tend to close down the existing industries. that is why most company like operating from neighboring states where there asset will be secured hence you see so many oil allied industry operating from Lagos.

this 'our land our oil; syndrome you know has been institutionalized and has been going on for decades. even if you bring in a frank Roservet to rule the state he may not be able to turn around that state. what the state need is institutions like a vibrant education system that can absorb and re orientate those youths especially the up coming younger generation. give the toddlers qualitative education so that they can make good and independent minded youths tomorrow. this should be the long term goal of any leader of that state.

Engaging the youths and empowering them through skills acquisitions, job creation, scholarships, etc just like the amnesty program is also a very reliable short term measure to curb youths restiveness.

Though the first approach takes time to manifest its effectiveness it is fundamental. the second makes almost immediately impact but not a definite solution in the long run as can be seen in the ongoing amnesty program. All these approaches if well done and sustain would in the 'long run' bring the required development and restores investors confident in the state. In the 'long run' here means it will definitely take time up to 10 to 15yrs or more. it is not really easy to build up that which have shattered.

In all this, I think you should cut Amaechi the former governor of the state some slake for his visionary investment in Education and youth empowerment/job creation initiatives as well as what he did in area of security. Rivers unlike other state is peculiar and if you want to succeed as a leader in that state you have to envision your governance according to the peculiarity of the state.

once again thanks for your time

You're such an ironic icon.

obonujoker:
Liar........

See the list....

5. Ibori
4. Saraki
3. Tinubu
2. Igbinedion
1. Theodore Orji

I'm not here to question OP's "option" on this list.

But to say these are the best after 'extensive research' is disturbing.

Amongst other yardsticks, what research methodology did you deploy?

You just can't make such vague statement. You need to compare the resources at hand, the money dispensed and the achieved results and the affected livelihoods over time of all states, then narrow down until you arrive at a conclusion.

For instance, a Gombe state Governor's performance might outshine that of a Lagos Governor. How? Compare the resources in Lagos state (IGR, Allocation...) to that of Gombe. Now, look at the proportion of projects executed ( cost and social value) in relation to the available resources. Then look at the hos such projects benefit the citizenry...A case in view is Lagos state's current Mega City plan that's killing almost everyone.

The endpoint of governance or government project should be for citizens wellbeing...This has been the missing edge in Nigeria's governance and political practice.

tolajay:
I'm not here to question OP's "option" on this list.

But to say these are the best after 'extensive research' is disturbing.

Amongst other yardsticks, what research methodology did you deploy?

You just can't make such vague statement. You need to compare the resources at hand, the money dispensed and the achieved results and the affected livelihoods over time of all states, then narrow down until you arrive at a conclusion.

For instance, a Gombe state Governor's performance might outshine that of a Lagos Governor. How? Compare the resources in Lagos state (IGR, Allocation...) to that of Gombe. Now, look at the proportion of projects executed ( cost and social value) in relation to the available resources. Then look at the hos such projects benefit the citizenry...A case in view is Lagos state's current Mega City plan that's killing almost everyone.

The endpoint of governance or government project should be for citizens wellbeing...This has been the missing edge in Nigeria's governance and political practice.

yeah very valid point you made their especially the ish about comparing the rich state and the not so rich state. though the upshot of good governance is how well you manage the little you are given. note that Cross Rivers is not a rich state but Donald Duke defied all odds to write cross Rivers State in the world map. good governance is all about thinking outside the box, defying conventions and norms not necessarily about the bucks.

Just as I agree with you that rich state will always have the edge over not so rich states you will also agree with me that rich states like Rivers and Lagos also come with a price such as congested cities which implies that you have to pay heavily in form of compensation in order to construct roads. you have to pay through your nose to maintain and service public health facilities as the population of such rich state are usually very high, for the same reason the government of such states have to spend more to maintain social amenities in the state which is usually overburdened by the huge population.

tolajay:
You're such an ironic icon.

TheKingdom:
Amaechi? LOL. You are a joker

how?

A list without Ngige is not complete

how can u put donoald Duke here. d same man that mortgage the state in the name of building Tinapa. till date all the Local Govt areas are still paying for the loan inclusive of state govt.

ucheo:
how can u put donoald Duke here. d same man that mortgage the state in the name of building Tinapa. till date all the Local Govt areas are still paying for the loan inclusive of state govt.

can you prove this?
besides does it negates the notion that he had and always have good intentions for the state

But,i dey suprise o. Why be say dem no put the develpers governors there.Abeg make the op edit am o.we no go gree coz na we developed lagoz, kano, ph,c.rivers n uyo wv our crime money

Gazettemovement:
But,i dey suprise o. Why be say dem no put the develpers governors there.Abeg make the op edit am o.we no go gree coz na we developed lagoz, kano, ph,c.rivers n uyo wv our crime money